Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi will head an 11-member special advisory council assigned responsibilities across major provincial departments. The council members have been given portfolios covering finance, education, health, energy, law, and other key sectors.
The appointments aim to provide advisory support across several areas of provincial administration. According to the federal order, each member will oversee specific departments under the council’s assigned responsibilities.
Dr. Syed Aamir Abdullah has been assigned the education portfolio. Tariq Mahmood Pasha will oversee finance, revenue, excise, and taxation. Usman Saifullah Khan has been given responsibility for energy and power, along with planning and development.
These portfolios cover several important areas of governance in KP. They include public finances, educational affairs, energy management, and development planning.
Former Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Advocate General Aamir Javed will oversee law and parliamentary affairs. His responsibilities will cover legal matters and issues related to parliamentary business. Samar Haroon Bilour has been assigned information and broadcasting.
Dr. Muhammad Irshad will handle industries and commerce. His portfolio covers matters related to industrial activity and commercial affairs. Maulana Muhammad Tayyab Qureshi has been given responsibility for Auqaf and religious affairs.
Lieutenant General (retd) Nigar Johar Khan will oversee the health portfolio. The assignment places her in charge of advisory matters related to the province’s healthcare sector.
Kifayatullah Khan has been assigned home and tribal affairs. His responsibilities will cover matters falling under these departments. Dr. Sarfaraz Ali Shah will oversee mines and minerals, a sector linked to the province’s natural resources.
Asif Rafiq Afridi has received responsibilities across several additional departments. These include communications and works, local government, housing, and transport.
The distribution of portfolios brings multiple administrative sectors under the 11-member advisory council. Members have been assigned specific areas to oversee under the arrangement.
The council’s responsibilities span essential public services, infrastructure, economic affairs, and provincial administration. Its members will cover areas ranging from education and healthcare to industry, energy, and mineral resources.
The federal order outlines the portfolios assigned to each member. The arrangement establishes a broad division of responsibilities across key departments in KP.
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Further details about the council’s working arrangements and specific advisory functions were not included in the provided announcement.
